cold light

Things seem so different in the cold light of morning, don't they?

Now, in the cold light of early morning, common sense took over.

In the cold light of a new day, she had to think about herself.

In the cold light of morning, the decision still felt like a good one.

Made him see things in the cold light of reality.

Had he changed his mind about her in the cold light of morning?

In the cold light of morning, suddenly it no longer seemed like such a good idea.

There was a cold light in his mean, bright eyes.

It doesn't look too good in the cold light of dawn.

We slept then, and when in the cold light of another day my eyes opened, he was gone.

Beyond the hull, he could feel the cold light of the stars.

In the cold light of day it all seemed so much nonsense.

'Oh, these things always look better in the cold light of day.

I looked back to the window and the cold light still streaming through.

She looked beautiful, he thought, in the cold light of the big north window, and most desirable.

But in the cold light of day, he seemed more receptive.

And appropriately, it was brought down by the cold light of numbers.

Together they ran from the blazing house into the cold light of day.

Soon, it was necessary to use the cold lights to show their path.

In the cold light of reason, escape seemed ii9 remote.

The eyes, too, were hard, though blazing with a cold light.

He looked up and saw a billion stars, cold lights in the darkness.

The stars shone with the cold light of an autumn evening at home.

The air was bright with voices and cold light from the moon.

The holes held darkness and the cold light of stars.